Aerial view of Dutch government offices and parliament buildings in The Hague (Tweede Kamer)
- Dutch voters elected provincial deputies on Wednesday, who will elect a new Senate in May.
- The four parties in Prime Minister Mark Rutte’s ruling coalition are projected to lose their majority in the upper chamber.
- Far-right parties posted their best result to date, taking 21 percent of the votes.
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